Scammer: @xuedinge7
This person convinced others to bet alongside him, showing fake betting slips and pretending to have inside information. The victim placed a €100 bet on KFUM vs Huddinge (handicap +6.5) following his instructions.
After the match ended and the victim asked for his payout, the scammer stopped replying completely — even though he stayed online on Telegram.
The conversation shows how he plays the “language barrier” excuse and then disappears right after the game, ignoring all messages.
This person convinced others to bet alongside him, showing fake betting slips and pretending to have inside information. The victim placed a €100 bet on KFUM vs Huddinge (handicap +6.5) following his instructions.
After the match ended and the victim asked for his payout, the scammer stopped replying completely — even though he stayed online on Telegram.
The conversation shows how he plays the “language barrier” excuse and then disappears right after the game, ignoring all messages.
Scammer: @SauxEric
This scammer, Eric Saux, claimed to sell 100% fixed matches and promised the victim that if the game lost, he would refund the full €120.
After the bet lost, the scammer refused to refund the money and started giving excuses like “my informant doesn’t reply” and “I’ll send you another match instead.”
Then, he deleted part of the chat to cover his tracks.
He even tried to manipulate the victim again by offering another “fixed game” to avoid paying back.
This scammer, Eric Saux, claimed to sell 100% fixed matches and promised the victim that if the game lost, he would refund the full €120.
After the bet lost, the scammer refused to refund the money and started giving excuses like “my informant doesn’t reply” and “I’ll send you another match instead.”
Then, he deleted part of the chat to cover his tracks.
He even tried to manipulate the victim again by offering another “fixed game” to avoid paying back.
Scammer: @PG984
This scammer, dont pay Wins, have not all the proves because he deleted all the chats, but I witnessed the situation.
This scammer, dont pay Wins, have not all the proves because he deleted all the chats, but I witnessed the situation.
Scammer: @Philesfx1
He promises “no loss” games and asks you to place the bet first, guaranteeing a refund if anything goes wrong.
After the bet loses, he immediately changes the deal.
Instead of paying back the €60 he owes, he starts inventing excuses,asking for more money to go to the Bitcoin center, promising to send €80 only after receiving even more money.
This is a classic scam pattern:
1. Promise guaranteed win
2. Bet loses
3. Refuses to refund
4. Asks for additional money
5. Delays → excuses → disappears
He promises “no loss” games and asks you to place the bet first, guaranteeing a refund if anything goes wrong.
After the bet loses, he immediately changes the deal.
Instead of paying back the €60 he owes, he starts inventing excuses,asking for more money to go to the Bitcoin center, promising to send €80 only after receiving even more money.
This is a classic scam pattern:
1. Promise guaranteed win
2. Bet loses
3. Refuses to refund
4. Asks for additional money
5. Delays → excuses → disappears
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Scammer: @Javier_ReyTipster1
This scammer, “Javier Rey Tipster,” pretends to sell VIP fixed matches and pressured the victim into paying 50 USDT for a “daily VIP game.”
After receiving the money, he suddenly demanded an additional €45–50 “delivery fee”, even though this extra payment was never mentioned before.
When the victim asked for a refund, he refused and began giving excuses like:
“All VIP members know about the delivery fee.”
“Your money has already been used to book the ticket.”
He kept manipulating the victim, avoiding clear answers, and insisting on more payments instead of returning the money.
This scammer also deletes parts of the conversation and uses fake screenshots to appear legitimate.
This scammer, “Javier Rey Tipster,” pretends to sell VIP fixed matches and pressured the victim into paying 50 USDT for a “daily VIP game.”
After receiving the money, he suddenly demanded an additional €45–50 “delivery fee”, even though this extra payment was never mentioned before.
When the victim asked for a refund, he refused and began giving excuses like:
“All VIP members know about the delivery fee.”
“Your money has already been used to book the ticket.”
He kept manipulating the victim, avoiding clear answers, and insisting on more payments instead of returning the money.
This scammer also deletes parts of the conversation and uses fake screenshots to appear legitimate.